Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11
AUSTIN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ii, iii, 1887 j,
BROWNSDALE

Dan Murphy and vile Of Houston, are visit.
ing relatives here. Dan Is 4 Miller, by trade,
rnd ran the stone. mill here several years
ago. ~@ @e% "T +
Sam Cartwright took in Bthe elephant at
Austin. this week. u. y
Z. X. DAZZLE, went to Duluth Monday.
Ole Hanson has manufactured a most
sty lish sulky. IL !
E. H. Smith, Of Haydeld, was in tow
Wednesday.
c. A. Sleeper went to Hay1eld Tuesday.
Miss Lille Woodward now possesses a fine
organ, IL present from her father.
NJ 8 reon'ar communication of LAFAYETTE
Lodge No. ll6 A. F. and A. NJ. the following
were adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand Master
OF the universe to rel, owe from our midst
b :9sn 1ss 2: o. bislow' who departed this life
RESOLVED, BY the Lodge No. 49, in the loss
of our late brother, we have lost Il faithful
friend.
RESOLVED, That to those Of his immediate
relatives and friends, who are most heart
strickeL at the loss we have sustained, we
can only sine rely, deeply and most affec-
tionateiy sympathize with them in their az
Fiction and bereavement. d,
Reso'ue9, That this preamble, resolutions
DC recorded IN the minutes OF the Lodge and
to the surviving family Of the deceased
also for publication In the press.
"Good Music,' was given at the Baptist
church, Sunday evening. The choir was
composed of Miss Alice Rose organist,
assisted by Mrs Della E.. Sleeper, Mrs. Hat
tie Sleeper, Mrs. DR.. G. W. Gray, Miss Ava
Woodward. Mr.. O. S. Gillett and Mr.. Newton
Stowe.
The ladies Aid Society met at the residence
of Mrs. Chas. Gage Saturday, and will meet
again at the residence of Mrs. o. York on
the afternoon of Saturday, tho 22d, at
: o'clock p. m. All ladies are cordially III
Yited to attend. The officers are, Mrs. York,
Pres; Mrs. Chas. Gage, Vice Pres; Mrs. Cas-
los Sleeper, Treas; Mrs. Chas. Sleeper, Sec.
A good many are under The impression that
the Electric Belt. is sold on trial, and on time,
but it is not. Spot cash takes the belt, and
it will cure every case of dyspepsia and purify
the blood, it will cure rheumatism and
kidney complaints. Price ss.
C. A.. SLEEPER, Agent.
Mrs. CD. Belden was in the city, the past
week visiting friends. Mrs. Belden was 1.-THE
guest Of Mrs. Oscar York.
Miss Ida Lonsbury, our popular milliner
and dress maker, returned Friday from a
visit to Minnetonka.
L. c. Gillett went to Dodge Center, Satur-
day, on doorsill business.
| L. X. Dahle received q fifteen thousand
dollar offer for his Duluth 10 acres, last
Saturday, by telegram.
The hotel is doing a 1ourishing business.
sc and 1c counter goods at Mrs. l.. Lambs,
a. fine assortment and new goods added
weekly
to Minneapolis.
Report of the Brownsville graded school for
the month dnding Jan. 20. 1887.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Number of pupils enrolled . Al
Number of days attendance = t2e
Average daily attendance 36
Number neither absent nor tardy 16
Names; Pearl Dunnell, Rose Gage, John
Jepson, Nellie Troohey, Maud Palmeter.
George Gage, Raymond Jepson, Nettie Solder
Thatcher, Olive Curtiss, Edna Elliott, Abbie
Avery: Claud Page, Claud Avery:
HELEN s. WILDER, Teacher.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Number Of pupils enrolled 90
Number of days atteneance = $50
Average daily attendance . 3D.
Number neither absent nor tardy 1
Names: Burt Fairbanks, Albert Browning.
Jennie Bull, Ona Woodward. John Knox, Ed
die Palmeter, Charley Shook, Nina Swift,
Maud Dunnell, Arthur Ellsworth, Fred Cozad,
Clinton Seth.
W. G. ELLIOTT, Principal.